Question

In many programming environments today, one language translates the programmers' code into a different language before the computer actually executes the code. For instance, the visual programming language Alice translates your instructions into Python, then Python translates the code into machine-readable code. Python, in this situation, also relies on some C/C++ libraries for certain items, including collision detection. In this situation, which is the highest-level language being used?
A. C/C++.
B. Python.
C. Alice.
D. Machine code.

Answer 1

Answer:

Alice.

Explanation:

Since the first point of code compiling occurs at Alice, Alice is the highest level language used in this situation.

Technically Python is also a high level language. And C/C++ can be seen as middle level languages, since they have less abstracted access to the underlying hardware like memory.

Assembly languages are the lowest level programming languages.